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Old 08-20-2004, 08:03 AM   #1
KiltedBanshees93GT
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I figure, if you're going to be rebuilding/changing your motor, you might as well go ahead and lay a solid foundation that you can build on (as the money comes available). for a bit more, you can go for the stroked option, but*heres the compromise* build it for a moderate compression (you can go high comp now for a big power gain, or go med/ med-low comp and have a decent power gain, but have something ready for a turbo later which will get you a big gain.
Just trying to have the cake, etc...

J

347 turbo....*Homer drooling*
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